The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-08
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

A NEW woRzTNGNIANs paper in Texas Isl
called The Daily Dinner-H Horn.
AN ORGAN SAYS 'the tide is running stronoj
ly in favor of the republicans" May be it is a
salt water tide.
THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS says that the
time has come for two parties in the southl
Well, as we said before, send on your orators
Send on your orators.
A TENNEssEEAN UP for selling LIQUOR with.
out license was saved by the testimony of his
neighbors that whenever he got hold of anv
whisky he always went to work and drank ii
up.
"WRAP-UP-FfIs-TA1I.'i is the odd name ~
one of the rebellious Crow chiefs on the Big
Horn. There is no hope for an Indian who
tlaunts such name as that in the face of our
civilization.
THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS thinks that nj
worlds fair would be too big thing for At
lanta. Well we are not talking about holding
it today, but tomorrow.
A CORRESPONDENT OF the st. Louis Repubs
lican says that Mrs. Jefferson Davis keeps a
fine picture of old John Brown, of Harper'S
Ferry fame, in her photograph album.
ANARCHIST PARSONS WOULD be free man
today if his lawyers had not thought that ii
would have good effect for him to surrender
himself and stand his trial. The lawyers made
big mistake.
FOURTEEN MEN IN one little town in Ireland
have been imprisoned for cheering for Mr.
6EtuSlOuO. ne DrlUlSll SflOulQ fence IN all Of
Ireland as penitentiary if that sort of thing,
is a crime.
INSPECTOR BYRNEs OBSERVES that the reasors
many girls and ladies are SO we'll dressed irf
New York is that of late years various new in
dustries are opened to women by which they
are enabled to earn easy salaries.
They ARE QUEER people in Boston. kits
Russell, after married life of twelve monthss
has left her husband because he abused her,
and now turns out to be man. The deserted
husband is doing as well as could be expected.
ACCORDING TO THE mystic goose bone, the
weather from December until late in April
will be terribly severe. When we add to this
the predictions of cold waves for November Id
will be seen that the coal dealers are on top.
IF YOU MUST drink anything, drink beer. A
Chicago woman, for drinking beer, was throws
out of q second story window by her husband.
If she had drank whisky her husband would
probably have thrown her from the top of ting
tallest building in the city.
SYLvANUs CoBB, THE novelist, said in his
will: "Let no blackness of Grape or funerah
weeds cast its gloom upon my memory. /
would that my beloved ones should seek the
brightness and fragrance of faith and trust in
God rather than the gloom which belongs td
doubt and unrest"
SINCE SURGEONS pull out from the Baptist
Union his tabernacle viii not hold the immense
crowds that assemble to hear him. in expec.
fancy Of hearing sensational sermons bearing
on his withdrawal. In this, however thew
have been disappointed.
KING IA ia, the African monarch deposed
by the English authorities for attempting to,
get up corner in palm oil, has been sent as a
state prisoner to London. He is at present con-
fined in the baggage-room of one of the hotels
and the British colonial officers are wondering
what on earth they are to do with him.
WHEN HE WAS actually dying, and when en-
tirely too weak to sign his name, the late Gov.
ernor Bartlett, of California, told his brother
that he had promised the mother of young
man imprisoned for forgery that he would
pardon her son after he had served three
years Convey my wishes,' he said. ito
Waterman after 1 am Dead and 1 know he
will carry them out" Governor Waterman
has now announced the promised pardon.